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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
FROM PANAM A.
Cholera in santiago de Chiii-A Revolu.
tiOn at COlanche.
New YORK, NAV ..

New YORK, MAY =.
despatch from Panama dated April 23
Gays Up to date 2S73 persons have fallen
victims to an epidemic in Santiago de Chill
but the number of those who have recovered
from the disease is not given. 1t is reported
here on very good authority that the board
of health proposes to exclude from the Peru
Wan ports vessels arriving from Chilial wa
tiers for sixty days. After the epidemic shall
have officially been declared over, the ware
houses at africa and lquque. which are over
loaded with merchandise, will be reopened
A message dated Guayquil, April %, says
The revolutionary party under Ruise Sando
val. was defeated at Colanche by the govern
ment forces, and that ten of them were
killed and number taken prisoners. Ruise
Sandoval is a Mexican. He has served in
Columbian revolutions and only few DAYS
ago lett the Isthmus for the purpose of max
ing this raid on Ecuador in the hope of help
ing the other liberals in changing the actual
system of the government.
The health of Lima and Gallo is excellent.
Flour Is beginning to run short and loaves
of bread are made about half their former
size, but a cargo of wheat and flour ordered
from San Francisco will soon arrive and the
municipality will commence baking on
large scale. All other articles of food are
continually rising in price Poverty is in.
creasing owing to few opportunities offering
for work, and suicides are becoming the or
der of the day
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Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful word we live in
Nature gives us grsndure of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands OF means of
enjovment. We can desire no better when
in lertect health but how often do the ma
Jority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened, discouraged and worn out with
disease, when there is no ocsasion Tor this
feeling. rs every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are
the direct cause of seventy-tive per cent of
such maladies Ms Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costveness. Nervous Pros
traton, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation Of
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will prove it's
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it.
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New YORK Produce Market.

=, . NEw YORK. May :,
FLoFR-Reorpts, lS.i75, exports 6. .2pJ sales IS-
$40, No. z. 80 AZ 100, fancy white Western, extra
80 a D 10 common to good, 3 Is "a 3 o., good 10
choct, = % SO. city mill extra. o. 40,
'lFrhnt, 21oa $50; 81. louis extra. 3 20 as 10;
: 20 500
NhrAr-Rcceipts, i72.ls0 EXPORTS 2Is iss, sales
l72oN, No. Srct. s2i, No. red, va Elevator,
No. Red State. VA No White state Ssl
CORN Receipts 3, 100 bushels, exports, 20 900; ;
sai,', SOC. spot No 3. IS, No :, ~,
oAIs-k'reipts, 1000, sales. ", 600. No \, S3l;
io "n,r Ss No :, "a 81. 10 Nhite, 40 \ ~;
No d9l, 30 Nh'', IS a.4xcd Western, 20 -
Nhitr a., u a l., " ate state, ~ 30
Su"AN-Cut loaf and crushed 6l IA q, grnuulat ID
o., whitc cAtsa {, 4la5. yellow, u ~; moala,
81
PKrRoLEUM-United, % bid
FORK = Mess spot, 10 90 II l5 rs, clear bach,
10 O0.
LARD-rehned, 2 so
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DESTRUCTIVE VAIL STORM.
Hail stones Thirteen Inches in Circ1m-
terence.

ST. Paul, MINI, May 2.
The most destructive hail storm ever
known in this vicinity passed over ST. Paul
Sund.y afternoon. The weather was exceed
iualy sul,ry until about six o'clock, when the
tornado sprang up. For few minutes rain
fell in torrents and was succeeded BY re-
msrksble fail of hailstones for about thirty
minutes Some of the stones we're thirteen
inches in circumference and weighed from
four to FIVE ounces. Oue of them went
through the thick plate glass in the rotunda
of Ryan hotel shivering it TO pieces. About
two hundred panes of glass we're broken IN
esch block, lumber piles were scattered and
several frame houses on the outskirts were
oyerturned. There 10 an unconfrmed report
TINT a woman wa: killed by the falling tim
ber.. Nearly every public building in the
city suffered more or less. Many expensive
memorial windows in churches are broken.
The loss will aggregate $50, 900.
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TERRIBLE DOG FIGHT.
They Fought Until the Flesh Hung in
Shreds. and Seemed TO Enjoy it-An
Hour aud a Half Required to Fear the
Victor from His Dead Antagonist.
BosTON. MAY .

BosroN, May ,.
The most savage dog fight ever knswn in
this vicinity and probably the most brutal
contest OF the kind on record, occurred in
this city this ev ming. The scene of the CON
test was green house belonging TO a promi-
nent and wealthy man in South Boston dis
trict. and the contesting brues were known
as Grip" owned in Boston. and "Buekeve'
from Brooklyn. $1,000 side had been wa
gered on the battle. which was witnessed bv
not more than 8 dozen persons. The dogs
had, II is sald, been in training for the terri
BILE encounter for sever4l months Both were
in splendid condition and both were
handled ty men of reputation in that class of
business. When the brutes were put into
the pit and released they flew at each other
with tremendous fury. and for nearly three
hours they mangled each other until both
were covered with blood and foam. and the
flesh hung from them in shreds Still they
fought without showing sny signs of weak
ness. Finally, Frip fastened his fangs in the
throat of his antagonist ard held il
So deeply bad The teeth OF
the fierce beast pierced the flesh of the
other dog and so firmly did he maintain his
hold that the lite blood of Bucke,e tiowei
freely forth and at the end of three hours
from the beginning Of the battle he was dead.
With the death of Buckeye the ferocity of
Grip didn't abate, for he resisted all the ef-
forts OF his handler TO compel him TO rele ase
his teeth, and it required struggle lasting
an hour and thirty minutes, between the men
and the dog before Grips jaws relaxed.
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iC SONS Granted.

WAsHlNGToN, May ..
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing in Maine;
Richard F., father of Samuel A smith,
buds
j II rson Clark, Stockton.
Ca.t 'r's NJ. Smalley, orIglpA. l..' t
Nj 4 arr,y, original, Alexander
Benz. Nnoui, or -lnal, Albany.
VIM. johnson, No r,,tn
Wm II. johnson, orlglu =. a1"ls.
Fr.ttllt Tvlman, orlAInan /, rs.'.
uI : iw'ti, .re'I.,. >,tN"'
ii,. - tsUtl .. scar,
G.hritl iattUap. HOtauon I'D rtie>uv,
Augusta.
Robert 7 Il. .u,r : nh Monfvt'ln.
G. O DAT r'.e.'- ~. 'an.
j. W Black, rel-,. l.I..
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CHICAGO, May Q.
While Mr.. Thomas Armour, the well
known meal commission merchant, and his
children, were driving on Michigan avenue
Sunday, the horse became unmsnageable and
dashed against lamp-post Armour's face
was crushed almost to jelly, and he lies in
critical condition. The children were throw n
into the street and all were unconscious
when picked up. Edith, aged 6 years, was
injured internally, and Oswold, aged years,
escaped 18th terribly mangled face.
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EDWARD BAYER.
May3d&wlw
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story the
truth Of which is vouched for by the residents
of the town: Il am 73 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dre-s myself with
out help. Now | am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
houst work. ! owe my THANKS To Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and pain" Fry
bottle, only soc. at Devine & Coughlin's
Drug Store.
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GO. AS.N OU-PLEASE.
Noted Pedestrians at Philadelphia Try.
ing to Break the Record.
HHiLADELPHIA, Nav .

lHiLADELPHIA, Nav
The six days 60 as YOU please walking
match in which many of the leading pedes-
trians in the countrv are entered, WAS com
menced shortly after midnight last night,
with thirty eight starters, including Vini,
Noremac, Hughes, Hart and several other
prominent walkers. Tim Hurst made a mile
in seven minutes. There are $4,000 in casn
for the first prize and an additional prize of
500 will be given to the man who breaks
the six DAYS record.
The score at the walking match At mid
NIGHT sfood
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New YORK, May 2.
Thomas +. Gowan, the district attorney Of
Bueen's county, and ex-supervisor of the
town of Newton, L. I is supposed to be =
defaulter to the amount of 500, 600, having
speculated with the funds OF the town OF
whicn he was custodian. The spread OF
the news throughout the country has caused
great sensation and nothing else has been
talked of for the past twenty four hours.
The exact amount Of the reported defalcation
is not vet known, but it is said to be only
few hundred dollars short Of $40, 900.
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Norkingmen Turn Out.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.
A large number Of the trade uuions of this
city, embracing chiefly the building trades,
the cigar makers, snoe makers, moulders and
others, had parade Sunday in celebration
of the anniversary Of the Inauguration Of the
eight hour movement About five thousand
men were in line. and made mos, creditsble
appearance. The Knights of Labor, as such
did not participate in the demo nstration
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Lewiston Distri,
Pre.iding Elder-E. /. ADAMS.

Pre'lding Elder-E. 1. ADAMS.
Andover-G. q. Powers.
B III Beacon street. II. f. Foss.
Nesi chu ch. -
Bethel-A. X. o> I've er.
Bowdoinham-M. r King.
Il Idgtou-C.S 5 Cummings.
brunswick. W. :. MInt.rr.
Conaay n III. Vi Woodbury..
East North Y .rmou NV. ii. Foster.
EasI Poland and dinot j. W. smith.
Gorham. n II. james lrask.
Harpswell-J. Mouiton
Lewiston-ta k street, W. f. Berry.
Hammond sueet, Z. l.. Libby.
Lisbon-S I. Records
Mason and Albany. W. Witham.
Mechanic Falis-G. +. Cobb.
tr, burg aud stowe John ii. Roberts.
IA mouth and Cumbri lani-O. Ii. Piilsbury.
Monmouth - Hosea Hewitt.
Napes-Ge tge Holt.
NtwTy Clrcuh-> lied.
North Conwa5 ana 'artlett-Perry Chandler
Norway. A b, 1T CORY.
North Auburu-NuI I'D.
Oxford--J. NJ. Bunrnan
Richmond-C. +. Alien.
Rumto DC, Il. HanuatCrd.
Souih 'aris-W +. Ho mes
South Watefto d-John Robinson.
1urner an , lsu Ateld-M. X. May bry.
Wet tumttp.,u uplli,d.
West ID .ihdiu-- up led
West farts Cncuu- lazy Bean.
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Two sc5oouer- collide.

BATH, May 2.
THE schooner Cinderella Nichols, from
par,iai d for Bristol, arrived here today for
ps,r>. having col,ided off Seguin yesterday
with the schooner Emily 5. Raymore. The
Cinderella los, her msinsal and rudder, and
the Rsymore hsd her j,bboom carried away.
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struck n Ledge.
No kLAND. Nav

ho kLAND, May 2.
Fr Y the 'a1er tr,t al :. G. ems
Lanus s.. vi tone from Goss < Small,
while h4u out from Gteen's Lsnding
harbor, struck on a ledev ard suut il ) tstt
of water. She was va G.a at Ta,25O; iSSuFed
for 5 900, and will ptrbto'y be- "a total loss
She vas NED ts frart Warren and Sam
uel Gos>, G1r,', Landing.
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The saloons ClO.ed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass May 2.
There is considerable excitement at Hol-
yoke over the refusal of the mayor to sign
liquor licenses aud the resulting cessation OF
liquor selling. All the saloons are closed
and those who we're granted common victusl-
lers' licenses, have been notified to close up.
1t is thought that the mayor may sign licen-
ses after the meeting of the aldermen tomor-
row morning.
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Schooner Ashore.

GARDINER, May >.
The schooner David Stevens, Cspt. Nor
wood, bound for Hsllowell with chalk for
Fuller Bros, while st srchor near Smith
town, parted her chain snd went ashore, with
two feet of water in the hold. II IS thought
that she can be gotten ofi by dischsrgiug her
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BASE BALL.


NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT Boston-Boston Blues 10, Haverhill l2.
At Lynn-Portland s, Lynn 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At lphia-Boston II, Philadelphia
At apolis-Indianapo 0, Chicago |.
AT Pittsburg-Pitisburg s. Detroit 3
At tWashington-New York 3, Washington
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RESIGNATION of a Maine Pastor
FARMINGroN, MAY .

FAKMTNGTVN, .THN -
At the conclusion of the service IN 'h'
Pennington Congregational church, Sund"
the pastor, Rev. c. H Pope. terd' red hi.
resignation to take effect in August A
lesve of absence for two months was grantt {
him and he will ssi frum Portland, Thursday
for visit to Engsnd
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The (lAI.

New YORK, May 2.
The second deposit of $1,000 side in the
single scnll race between Edward Hanlan
and Jake G ,udier was posted at the office Of
The Turf, Field and Farm today. The race
is to be Tor $1,000 and The championship of
America, and $4,000 is now up. 1t is to be
rowed on Decora alton Dav.
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lie was the Third Unfortunate.

ROCHESTER, n. Fl May 2.
George Bradford. vho escaped from the
lookup Yesterday forenoon. where he was
confined for selling liquor, was re-arrested
today. and ordered to furnish bonds. He
will probably be sent to Jail. Bradford was
the third prisoner who has escaped within a
short time.
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w II. Pattee, salesman for Esterbrook G.

Eaton, Washington ST., Boston. writes:
1T gives me real pleasure 10 say that Ad-
smson's Botanic Dalsam cur. me Of a severe
cold, TO which have been subject, especislly
during the winter months, and | have in
many instances reco mmendrd it t. my friends,
ana they have all been benefited by its use.
think it has no equal as a cough mixture"
Il am using Adamsons Botanic Balsam
for cough of long standing, with satisfacto-
~ results.
Mrs. Z X. Brown, West p, mbroke, Mass"
MaJ3i&wlw
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The Public Debt.
WAsHINGTov. MAY

WAsHIsGToy. May 2.
The public debt statement for the las,
month shows the total debt to be 81, ,50+ ia,
957 Total debt less svsllshle cash. 81 $40,
O56. .4gs. Debt less cash in the treasury,
Nav |, ST. SOS, ,l70.459 Decrease of debt
during the month, $l3, 3,053,09
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Too ttucb MOrphiue.

BrbphFoRD, May 2.
The cororer's jury inve-''g ',ion OF the
i .stp of Frank 4. V,ryilI, which occurred
r tr,r m, st riously March %. rendered a
v,f4.rt lie at. moon TO the eject that he
die. l.,m an .,,tduse of morphine admins
tered by iims.if
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
A Report that il will swallow Up the
Boston Il Maine System.
New YORK, Nav 2

New YORK, May 2.
special from Ottawa to the Tribune
says that the Canadian Pacific Railway needs
and is seeking for an outlet in Boston, ad-
mits of no doubt. 1t secured control some
time sgo of the Southern line extendi z
from Montreal to Newport, VT, in order that
it m ght have the only connec c,ing line with
the Pa>umpsic and Northern, as we'll as the
Rostun. Concord and Montreal lines. and 1t
was an open secret two months ago, just be-
fore the breaking of the Lowell lease of the
New HamI shire railroads at the instance of
a minority Of the stockholders, that an ar
rangement had been reached between the
Boston & Lowell and the great Canadian syn
q at" hereby they were to gain control for
i To-, g g',rm of years of the Lowell and its
lea>l lines.
Now that the Boston Lowell is about to
be leased with eli its ecently acquired prop
critics. to the Boston & Maine, il is openly
stated BY railroad magnates here tina. it has
been done at the instance of the Canadian
Pacific, which is to obtain a silent control of
the entire Maine property. The price paid
to the Bosten & Name is understood to be,
for its share in the transaction. eight per
cent on the stock TOR the fr-t FIVE years and
Sven pr cent thereafter so long as the
lease shal run, which is understood to be 90
wears While thls would afford the Canadian
Pacific an outlet for eastern transit it will at
he same time, il is expected, cut off the
G and Trunk, as the Boston & Maine will
soon complete the lease of the Central Yer
mont. which will tall into the hands Of the
| Pacific syndicate thus compelling the Grand
Trunk to make terms on all eastern freight
for Boston and other points.
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The First in 400 Years.

NEW YORK, May 2.
Mss Julia E. Forrest was installed as
deaconess in St. Georges Episcopal church
Sunday, by Bishop Potter. She is the irst
deaconess admitted to the church in four
hundred years.
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incendiary Fire.
hoCKLANp, Nav ..

RoCKLAND, Nav ,.
Mountain Side Hall, North Union, recent
ly erected, and which was to have been dedi-
ated this week. has been totally destroy.
BY FIRE. Cause, incendiary.
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Cadetat Wet Point.
RA>GoR Nav ,

BANGOR WAY
As result Of ths competitive cNamina'I'n.
Consressman Bout l't viii designate Albert
B. Donworth of Machiss for cadet al Wes,
Point.
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House Painters on the War Path.
WILMINGTON. Deb. May i:

WILNINGTON. Den, May 2.
The house painters in all the shops here,
struck this forenoon for 50 so day, raise
of 25 cents. Two of the largest employers
have granted this and it is probable that the
others will follow.
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MAINE METHODISTS.

Appointments by the Conference for the
fortlanf, Augusta End Lewiston Dis.
t,icts for the iear 1887.
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WASHINGTON, Nav 2.

WAsHINGTON, MAY 2.
The comptroller of the currency today
.a horize I'd the Kineo National Bank OF Dover,
Me-, uith s capital of $1,000, to begin bus
;rass
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Portland District.

Portland District.
Presiding Elder-W. S. JONES, Woodfords.
Portland-Chestnut street, y. q. Whitaker.
Congress street, Ezra Tinker.
Island church, John b. Lapham.
Pine street and e>t Eni T.. ;. Stack.
pole.
Shapleigh and Vest Newheld-A W, Wafer.
house.
Alfred-Walter Canbam.
Baldwin and Hiram David Pratt,
Berw ick-sylye-ter Hooper.
Blddeford- heodore tierrish.
30" cry teach-Ruel II. klmball.
Cape Elizabeth Depot-FraLk ". Smith.
Cape por poise Onsvil,e A Stevens
dgue-BeI ANN Freeman.
Cprnish-Jame> Wright.
Elo, and south Eliot-Kinsman Atkinson.
Ferr, Vlllage-rrue p. Ad ms.
Goodwin's MI w. + Morse
dornam-North It Get, supplied by N. B. Green
haigh.
Gorham-school street, Charles Munger.
Holh- CeItre-John Cobb.
kenBebunk-C. + Parsons.
kennebunk d. po:->eba +. Wetherbee.
hennebunkport- A. Brad .on
ktzar Fail. John ColliAs
hittery-Ist and 2nd ch Irch, Francis Grovernor.
Mary iand kidge-Ava Dook.
New fi'ld-W +. Marshall.
Oeunquit-Supplied.
On orchard aud SdcJ Ferry-H. Is. Mitchell.
south Beiw cs-Isra,l Luce.
sou bIduelord Ci cult-Sylvester d. Brown.
Sou ,tandish and BuXton-George W. Barber.
West ScarbVrJ-AlItUn B. Pratt.
Wood!ords Roscoe anderson.
York-G 4Idner ID. Holmes.
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Augusta District.
Presiding Elder-C. j. CLARK.

fresldlng Elder-C. j. CLARK.
Augusta G.. X. Palmer.
East Readhed- upped.
East Witou-.Iuhn +. Roberts.
Eustis->upplei.
Fairtield-D. Is Holt.
Farmington-L u Bean.
Fayette aud last l. veI more Henry Crockett.
Gardln,r-E. i.i~s.
liaiiow Il. hares +. Springer
lndu try AMI ,larK--.JVhn K. Masterman.
henl'- hi AMI K, adtiri Corner-Cyrus Stone.
Am. .ie d Circuit James Nixon.
Leeds and Ureen-N ii. Congdon.
Live mort-C NJ. Abbot.
Llv-rmore Falls-C +, Bsbee.
Aadi OLA. r.. Pariin.
NJ 'uni Vernon IN Vlenna-SuI piled.
New Fort and t. tcuIt- l. A. MOI age
New Sharon ana NJ, supplied
Norrld-e~ock Cii cut tie JrSe \. ti-9nn.
North Arson aOd t.mb ten III A Barber.
North Augusla-H. =. A Patterson.
North NayHe-Supp rel.
Oakland and sidney II Chase.
PhuIips-J. n. kewlcy.
Skowhegdn-J NJ. Fro t.
Soo Circuit C. a. Lau shton.
Strohg-W. b. Bartlett.
WalervIlle-Johu l.. Hi.
WAY and North Leeds-D. K. Ford.
" cid and Carhage->upplied.
Wilt,n n-Georxe Z. Andrews.
Winthrop ihomas y Jones.
Maine We AN seminary and Female College
II. Z. Torsey and + NJ Smith.
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Difn.

In Hallower. Apr. %, Gideon McCauslsnd. aged
81 years mos. 10 days.
In Cotton, Cal, May I, senica 9. Wheeler Of
Augusta, aged 20 years.
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MarrtfD.

In Hail1well. May 2. John j. Sullivan to Miss
Annie O'Neil both Of Halo well.
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War Department.
titiice Of the Chief Signal OfHcar
"ashin 'ton' ID. c, May 8. ). Il.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
ien' local rains; winds veering to westerly
cnp''r r preceded On the immediate coast by
ri-iue temperature.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEw hoNA, May =.
Money on call ranging from 4tos
lrime mercantile paper ai 59Ss per cent. Sterling
10 per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady AT Sol a. s4I
government bonds dnn aad steady. Railroad bonds
uull.
curlties:
L Ir...a--
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II TELEGRAPH,
" "EAfEt-+s REPORT
w ar Denartn1enf

i"'iications Tor thu eesi Z, ,ianr..
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WArERvILLE, May 2.
The following appointments we're made at
the Name Methodist conference:
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The water in the St Croix river rose about
two inches, sunday night. The back boom
at Barring broke, Sunday night, releasing
about hundred thousand logs and carving
away the King mill, owned by &. NJ. Porter.
also two bridges from the railroad to the
mills, and what remains of the old toll
bridge. The logs brought up against the rail-
road bridge, which remained firm
Advlces just received from the lakes saws
the water has risen from one to two inches
IN the lakes during the day. but has fallen
considerably in the streams. 1t is feared
that the dam at Grand Lake stream will be
unable 10 withstand the enormous pressure
and that the gate will have to be hoisted to
relieve it. This would raise the water in the
river considerable and would seriouly en-
danger the mills all along the river. The
water IN the main river has fallen nearly as
much as it raised during the night No
mails have arrived here since Saturday and
none are likely to arrive b. for. WSlge,daN.
Tho country roads are inpassable and a num-
Der OF bridges across the streams have been
carried away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
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Inc A"oroscossIn Falling on at Liver.
more rails Logs, Mills aud isridses
Washed Away at aIais.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

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